Published by Wits University Press, Civilising Grass offers an extended treatment of new materialisms, ‘anti-social’ queer theory, whiteness though the art historical medium of the landscape. By examining the aesthetic representation of lawns, the book argues for a consideration of landscape as a subjectifying process in which human and nonhuman emerge together. WITS CITY INSTITUTE , JOBURG 2019
Cruising as archiving; archiving as cruising. Published by Ellipses: Journal of Creative Research this digital queer archive is an ongoing research project that collects oral histories from LGBT people over the age of sixty. WITS CITY INSTITUTE , JOBURG 2019
On Un-Remembering or Forgetting Parties or We Drink and Forget or Against Doris or Playing Footsy Under The Table or Is That Tetrapack of Aquadiente in Your Pocket or Un-Focused Groups or Let’s Just Getting Fucked Rather. We drank ‘Guaro’/Aguardiente with young, smart, gay ‘boys’ and ate arepas and potatoes and talked about violence and trauma and nothing and cried and staggered home. CAMPOS DE GUTI É RREZ , COLOMBIA 2013